Wheeler declares whisky stocks sufficient for years
Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League says no evidence proves need for medicinal whisky. He cites present stocks lasting six years plus 2 02 000 gallons gin and 600000 to 1000000 gallons aged alcohol adaptable to whisky base. Treasury figures show over 10 million gallons lost to theft, evaporation, and leakage.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Treasury
L. C. Andrews
Wheeler
Presbyterians Open 139th General Assembly in San Francisco
The 139th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States formally opened in San Francisco. Retiring Moderator Dr. W. O. Thompson opened with a sermon and a vote on his successor was expected later. Favorite for moderator is Dr. Robert B. Speer with J. Willison Smith a strong challenger amid debates on modernist and fundamentalist tensions. Monday may bring clashes over a Princeton Theological Seminary report.
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San Fancisco
United Press
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States
W. O. Thompson
Thompson
Robert BE. Speer
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
J. Willison Smith
Philadelphia
Speer
Princeton Theological Seminary
Bellanca Plane to Enter Pacific Flight
New York May 26 The Bellanca monoplane Columbia holder of the world endurance flight record will be entered for the Columbia Aircraft Corp in a Pacific flight an other flight is projected but a destination is not yet chosen Clarence D Chamberlin the co pilot with Bert Acosta when the endurance record was won would be the pilot on the Pacific trip Levine said
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New York
Bellanca
Columbia
Theumbia Aircraft Corporation
Anther
Clarence Dpd. Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Pacific
Levine
State officials to receive May vouchers after revenue fund action
Columbus May 26 State officials and employees who faced nonpayment for half of May due to a deficit in the general revenue fund will receive their vouchers tomorrow as a result of action by state officials and the finance department.
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Columbus
General Revenue
Lee Hall Accepts Haskins Challenge For Debate
Lee Hall of Columbus, president of the Ohio miners union, accepts W H Haskins challenge for a public debate on coal mine troops. David Watkins and G W Savage joined Hall in ridiculing operators claims that Ohio coal can be stabilized by wage cuts to Kentucky West Virginia levels.
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New
Philadelphia
U.p—Lee Hall
Columbus
Ohio Miners Organization
W. H. Haskins
Central Coal Operators’ Association
Tioops
David Watkins
Buffalo
G. W. Savage
Ohio Miners’ Union
Hall
Ohio
Kentucky- West Virginia
President Coolidge Told Of Incoming Baby Hippopotamus
President Coolidge was informed he will receive a 300 pound baby hippopotamus to add to his zoological collection which already includes a raccoon bear two non cubs a kangaroo and a deer. Bernard Robinson secretary at Firestone Plantation Liberia said the hippo will arrive in New York on June 1 and be presented later. The gift comes from Harvey S. Firestone rubber manufacturer.
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Washington
U.P
Coolidge
Bernard Robinson
Firestone Plantation Company
Liberia
New York
Harvey S. Firestone
Rubber Maufacturer
Farmers Ask Governor To Shut Off Radio Stations
Three Sunbury farmers petition Governor Donahey to close down Ohio broadcasting stations for a couple of weeks to test if they cause abnormal rainfall. They note their corn planting was hindered and claim the only dry weather last summer occurred when WAIU was silent.
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Columbus
U.P
Sunbury
Donahey
Ohio Broadcasting
Waiu
Tariff hurts Detroit goods at world trade convention
Dr. Luis Duhau of Buenos Aires warned that the American tariff is dampening South American purchases of U S products before the world trade convention. He spoke for about five of his countrymen among 2500 delegates at the 14th annual convention in Detroit, which ends tomorrow.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
South America
United States
Luis Duhau
Buenos Aires
Duhau
Poisoning case ends in strangling of Hugo Doelchen
In Innsbruck, Hugo Doelchen accused of poisoning springs was seized from his forest hut by neighbors and strangled to death. The case centers on local tensions and a fatal vigilantism set after alleged contamination claims.
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Innsbruck
Hugo Doelchen
Curtis heir clashed as Billy flees with Romaine
In the Curtis mansion Clay confronts his father T Q Curtis after Winnie Shelton accuses Cal Romaine of manipulating Billy. Billy has eloped with Romaine or plans to, while Winnie exposes past deceptions and the family turmoil escalates. Clay vows to rescue Billy and marry her, as the elder Curtis faces ruin of reputations and fortune.
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Curtis Mansion
Clay Curtis
Clay
Dad
Billy
T. Q. Curtis
Winnie Shelton
T. Q
Mrs. Meadows
Sawyers
Miss Shelton
Winnie
Cal Romaine
Romaine
Mr. Curtis
Harry
Nyda Lomax
Eddie Banning
Eddie
Madame Dubois
Clifton
Meadows
Tanlac Revives Overworked Akron Worker From Exhaustion
Ben Romano of 799 Bowery Street Akron Ohio native of Birmingham Alabama worked ten hours daily lugging iron at Sloss Sheffield Iron Company. Three months of strain caused nervous fatigue stomach liver trouble heartburn and weakness. After starting Tanlac he recovered and reports restored health and energy due to the tonic.
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Ben Romano
Bowery St
Akron
Ohio
Birmingham
Ala
Sloss-Sheffield Iron Company
Mr Romano
County tracks plan to operate under 24 hour lease betting
Cleveland reports indications that several county race tracks intend to bypass Shetit FE J Hanratty by using a 24 hour lease system of certificate betting to allow gambling despite the no gambling order.
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Cleveland
Shetit FE
J. Hanratty
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